Act36
Enacted 2001

The Andhra Pradesh Infrastructure Development Enabling Act, 2001

In force 78 sections Andhra Pradesh

Act 36 of 2001

Preamble

THE ANDHRA PRADESH INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ENABLING ACT, 2001 ACT No. 36 OF 2001 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY Sections 1. Short title, extent, application and commencement 2. Definitions CHAPTER II ESTABLISHMENT, CONDUCT OF BUSINESS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE AUTHORITY 3 Constitution of Infrastructure Authority 4. Composition of the Authority 5. Term of office of the members 6. Terms and conditions of Service 7. Meetings of the Authority 8. Appointment of officers and staff of the Authority 9. Constitution of Committees 10. Functions of the Infrastructure Authority 11. Powers of the Infrastructure Authority 12. Report to the Government Code CHAPTER III INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT DELIVERY PROCESS 13. Participation in infrastructure project 14. Project identification 15. Priortisation of projects 16. Recommendations by the Infrastructure Authority 17. Sanction by the Government 18. Consultant selection 19. Developer Selection process (I) Direct Negotiations (II) Swiss Challenge Approach (III) Competitive Bidding 20. Approval of contract principles 21. Selection criteria 22. Treatment of Sole Bid 23. Treatment of limited response 24. Treatment of Bid submitted by a consortium 25. Speculative bids 26 No negotiation on financial or commercial proposal 27 Bid security CHAPTER IV GENERIC RISKS DISCLOSURE AND ALLOCATION, SECURITISATION, RIGHT OF LENDERS AND FACILITIES TO BE PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT AGENCY OR THE LOCAL AUTHORITY 28. Generic Risks Disclosure and its allocation and treatment 29. Facilitation of securitisation 30 Rights of lenders 31. Facilities to be provided by the Government Agency or the Local Authority CHAPTER V CONCILIATION BOARD 32. Establishment of Board 33. Constitution of the Board 34. Head Quarters 35. Term of office of the members 36. Terms and conditions of appointment 37. Functions of the Board. 38. Administrative assistance 39. Powers of the Board 40. Judicial proceeding Code CHAPTER VI In PROCEEDINGS 41. Application and scope 42 Commencement of conciliation proceedings 43. The Board and certain Enactments 44. Co-operation of the Parties with the board 45 Suggestions by parties for settlement of dispute 46. Settlement agreement 47. Status and effect of settlement agreement 48. Termination of conciliation proceedings 49. Resort to Arbitral or Judicial Proceedings 50. Commencement of arbitral or judicial proceedings 51. Costs 52. Nil 53. Admissibility of evidence in other proceedings CHAPTER VII INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS FUND 54. Establishment of the fund 55. Fees and charges to be credited to the fund 56. Administration of the fund 57. Utilisation of the fund 58. Operation of the fund 59. Formulation of policy and regulations for the fund 60. Audit report of the fund CHAPTER VIII MISCELLANEOUS 61. Control by Government 62. Transparency 63. Abuser charges 64. Polluter charges 65. Appeal 66. Indemnity by the Developer 67. Recovery of costs, charges, dues, fees, and fines 68. Application of fines and charges 69. Penalties 70. Offences by companies 71. Power to compound offences 72. Cognizance of offences 73. Penalties and proceedings not to Prejudice other actions 74. Protection of action taken in good faith 75. Members and staff of Infrastructure Authority or Conciliation Board to be Public Servants 76. Bar of jurisdiction 77. Power to remove difficulties 78. Power to make regulations 79. Power to make rules 80. Delegation of powers 81. Act to override other state laws 82. Repeal of Ordinance 4 of 2001. 84. Transitional Provision IndiaCode SCHEDULE- I (See Section 2 (h)) SCHEDULE- II (See Section 2 (e)) CATEGORIES OF PROJECTS SCHEDULE- III (See Section 2 (nn)) SECTORS SCHEDULE- IV (See Section 2 (1)) GENERIC RISKS SCHEDULE- V (See Section 2 (rr)) STATE SUPPORT IndiaCode THE ANDHRA PRADESH INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ENABLING ACT, 2001 ACT NO. 36 OF 2001 [10th October, 2001] AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE STATE AND ATTRACT PRIVATE

Sections

Type to filter. 78 sections.

  1. 1Short title, extent, application and commencement
  2. 2
  3. 3Constitution of Infrastructure Authority
  4. 4Composition of the Authority
  5. 5
  6. 6
  7. 8
  8. 9
  9. 10
  10. 11
  11. 12
  12. 13
  13. 14
  14. 15
  15. 17
  16. 18
  17. 19
  18. 20
  19. 21
  20. 22
  21. 23
  22. 24
  23. 25
  24. 26
  25. 27Bid Security
  26. 28
  27. 29
  28. 30
  29. 31
  30. 32
  31. 33
  32. 34
  33. 35
  34. 36
  35. 37
  36. 38
  37. 39
  38. 40
  39. 41
  40. 42Commencement of conciliation proceedings
  41. 43
  42. 44
  43. 45
  44. 46Settlement agreement
  45. 47
  46. 48
  47. 49Resort to Arbitral or Judicial Proceedings
  48. 50
  49. 51Costs
  50. 52
  51. 53
  52. 54
  53. 55
  54. 56
  55. 57
  56. 58
  57. 59
  58. 61Control by Government
  59. 62
  60. 63Abuser Charges
  61. 64Polluter charges
  62. 65
  63. 66
  64. 67
  65. 68
  66. 69Penalties
  67. 70Offences by Companies
  68. 71
  69. 72Cognizance of offences
  70. 73
  71. 74
  72. 75
  73. 76
  74. 77Power to remove difficulties
  75. 79Power to make rules
  76. 80
  77. 81
  78. 82

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